A new decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) is all set to raise money in an effort to purchase the Denver Broncos, a U.S. National Football League team, for around $4 billion.
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Subhasish Barua is a full-time writer at Blockchain Journal. A post-graduate in Marketing and HR, he joined the cryptocurrency space in 2018 and is an fervent believer of financial freedom.
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele, just revealed a proposal to grant citizenship to foreign crypto investors who wish to invest in the Central American country.
A group of developers from JPMorgan Chase & Co, Toshiba Corp and Ciena Corp have just developed a brand new communication network to protect communications on the blockchain as well as improve data rates for mission-critical applications.
The cryptocurrency market faces a heavy blow amidst the tensions between Russia and Ukraine reach at an all time high wiping almost $200 billion from the combined $1.9 trillion crypto market over the last week.
El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, warned U.S. Senators, to stay out of El Salvador’s “internal affairs” after they called for an investigation into the economic risks the United States faces due to the Central American country’s adoption of bitcoin as legal tender.
Vice chairman at Berkshire Hathaway and longtime business partner of Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, condemned cryptocurrencies claiming its main usefulness is for extortion, kidnappings and tax evasion.
Celebrity DJ, Steve Aoki, just revealed that he made more money from trading NFTs than he has in the last 10 years of selling studio albums.
Leading financial services provider, JP Morgan, has called out for the need of new regulatory policies to help international banks and financial institutions to organize and handle crypto assets in a better way.
Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea, just revealed that it will be awarding non-fungible token (NFT) certificates to three students who won in-school competitions at the institution’s upcoming online graduation ceremony.
Non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace, Cent, has shut down citing ‘rampant’ fakes and plagiarism problems.